My first priority in Kullorsuaq was to connect with the school and offer a series of workshops.

We flew north to the settlement Kullorsuaq for our second phase of Greenland fieldwork.

A look at my process developing studio paintings from my fieldwork.

Scientific illustrator Véronique Robigou shares her field sketch of the Washington Monument.

An example of my process developing studies for a painting.

I attended a presentation and manufacturing tour by the owner and chief chemist of Daniel Smith.

Beautiful sketches from the Pacific Northwest and Greenland shared by Sonya Campion.

I just finished teaching a series of nature journaling workshops.

I took a hot air balloon ride! It’s been a long-time dream.

Color is a personal choice and everyone I know has their favorite pigments, brands and go-to mixes.

Last week I taught a field sketching workshop for a UW Natural History class.

This is an audio postcard from my recent Greenland expedition that aired on public radio.

I’ve mailed my outstanding orders of Art Toolkits and Pocket Palettes! Thank you so much for everyone’s patience.

Narwhals spend the winter in the extreme pack ice environment of eastern Canada and Greenland.

I add vodka to my waterbrushes to help keep them from freezing, a trick I learned from Edward WIlson.

It’s been a thrilling past week of settling into Niaqornat, learning about science, and field sketching.

Our first phase of fieldwork is based out of the small settlement of Niaqornat.

I’ve arrived in Greenland and it is unseasonably warm.

Your support and enthusiasm helps make Expeditionary Art possible!

My show Up High opens at Bottlehouse this March 9th. Come for the art, the wine, and send me off to Greenland!

Last night was the fabulous opening for the Human+Nature exhibit at the Kirkland Arts Center.

Polar Science Weekend at the Pacific Science Center is here once again! Come explore the polar regions.